Resolving the Permission Denied and Missing Binary Errors in LXD

When you install the LXD using the following command in your Ubuntu or Debian-based distributions: And try to begin your LXD journey with the following commands: You might end up with the following ā€œpermission deniedā€ and ā€œmissing binaryā€ errors in LXD: Output: Reason for Permission

Fixing Mirror List Error in Arch and Manjaro

šŸš€ Quick Overview If youā€™re in a rush and want to fix this problem quickly, just run the below command: However, I recommend you read the entire article to understand the main reason for this issue and become an informed Linux user. Are you experiencing

Installing Figma on Linux: Unofficial Desktop Clients and Workarounds

Figma is a popular cloud-based design and collaboration tool used for creating user interfaces (UIs), user experience (UX) designs, web designs, app designs, and more. Itā€™s popular among designers, product managers, and developers for its collaborative features, real-time editing capabilities, and ease of use. Itā€™s

Mastering the fsck Command: Repair Linux File Systems Like a Pro

The ā€œfsckā€ command (which stands for ā€œfile system checkā€œ) is a Linux command-line utility used to check and repair the integrity of a file system on storage devices like HDDs or SSDs. Nowadays, Linux filesystems support journaling, which eliminates the need for fsck. However, there

Clean Up Unwanted APT Packages in Linux

New Linux users often install a lot of unnecessary APT packages that they might rarely use in the future. Also, a few bulky distributions come with many pre-installed APT packages. When the Linux system is running low on disk space, it becomes necessary to clean

What is /dev/zero in Linux and its Uses

In this article, you will learn what the ā€œ/dev/zeroā€ file is and what its purpose is, but before you understand that, you must know what the special files in Linux are. What are ā€œSpecial Filesā€ in Linux? In Linux, a ā€œspecial fileā€ is a type

Mount and Unmount File Systems in Linux

The mount command in Linux is used to mount a file system or removable storage devices like USB flash drives to a specific point in the directory tree, known as the ā€œmount pointā€. This allows files and directories on the file system or storage device

How to Use lsblk Command on Linux

The lsblk (pronounced ā€œL-S-blockā€) command is commonly used to get the list of all the block devices in your system with their information, such as size, type, mount point, etc. If you are wondering, what are block devices? Then itā€™s basically files that represent the

Learn Linux dd Command with 17 Examples

The dd command is a command-line utility that is abbreviated as ā€œData Definitionā€œ, ā€œData Duplicatorā€œ, or ā€œDisk Dumpā€ depending upon the usage, but itā€™s commonly known as a utility for copying and converting data in Linux. It can copy data from a file or block

Block/Unblock Ping ICMP Requests in the Linux System

Ping is the most commonly used command-line utility used by many sysadmins or network engineers to check whether a target machine is up or down in a given network. We already discussed how this command works in a separate article; click here to read it.

How to Talk to Other Users on the Network in Linux

The write command in Linux allows two logged-in users to communicate with each other via the terminal in real time until they are on the same network. This command copies the text from one terminal to another, making it possible to send messages or text